Large free map of UK
27 May 2003, 10:44 AM
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Can anyone help with this one?
I'm after a free map of England, Scotland and Wales with roads on, online, that I can print out in A3 size to plan visits round the UK that I have to do over the coming month.
Does anyone know where there is one?
Ta,
Simon.
I'm after a free map of England, Scotland and Wales with roads on, online, that I can print out in A3 size to plan visits round the UK that I have to do over the coming month.
Does anyone know where there is one?
Ta,
Simon.
27 May 2003, 10:59 AM
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Why not just plan your trip using ViaMichelin and print off the appropriate maps for the bits your driving? 
Even on A3, you'll hardly get enough detail for proper route-planning. You'd be better off spending £6 on an AA road atlas.
Even on A3, you'll hardly get enough detail for proper route-planning. You'd be better off spending £6 on an AA road atlas.
27 May 2003, 11:44 AM
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Cheers guys,
Mark, I need the large scale one because I need a perspective of where place A is in relation to place B, so I can plan the most time efficient (and fun
) way of getting down the length of the country and stopping in at our home workers on the way. I don't neccessarily need to know the route I'd take from A to B to C first as I don't know where they are in relation to each other. God this sounds complicated.
£6 for an AA road map? What did they invent the internet for. Especially when my last AA map actually left of my village by accident 
ta,
Simon.
Mark, I need the large scale one because I need a perspective of where place A is in relation to place B, so I can plan the most time efficient (and fun
) way of getting down the length of the country and stopping in at our home workers on the way. I don't neccessarily need to know the route I'd take from A to B to C first as I don't know where they are in relation to each other. God this sounds complicated. £6 for an AA road map? What did they invent the internet for.
Especially when my last AA map actually left of my village by accident ta,
Simon.
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